Even daring to contemplate leaving Michael is daunting. With no obvious outward signs of any marital problems, family and friends greet news of the predicament with a mixture of anger and baffled sympathy. Forced to accept that she is alone, Jane takes drastic steps that veer her life off course. When at last her vision clears to reveal her best chance of happiness, it looks as if she may have left it too late. __Please note: the original title of this now revised novel was 'Walls of Glass'.__
“No one gets to the heart of human relationships quite so perceptively as Brookfield. ”
— The Mirror
“Penetrating insights into the ordinary female condition. ”
— Woman's Own
“Amanda Brookfield's loving but unflinching dissection of marriage and relationships is timeless and irresistible. The Wrong Man demonstrates brilliantly why she got her well-deserved reputation for writing about women's lives with humour and honesty. ”
— Blackwell's
